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C37.100.6 Working GroupMINUTES OF THE FALL 2019 MEETING

Catamaran Resort, San Diego, CA

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Attendance:18 people were in attendance7 of 13 total WG members participated, thus Quorum was met (54%)11 guests participated

Membership and attendance status was updated in AMS system.=============================================================A. Call to order

Meeting was called to order by WG Chair, Eddie Wilkie, at 10:18 AM

B. Introduction of attendeesComplete

C. Approval of AgendaAgenda was reviewed by WG, motion brought by Terry Woodyard (1st) and ChrisFrench (2nd) and approved unanimously

D. Approval of Minutes from previous meetingsMinutes were reviewed by WG, motion brought by Tom Hawkins (1st) and TerryWoodyard (2nd) and approved unanimously

E. Rules and guidelines for conducting working group meetingsNo patent issues were voiced by the meeting attendees

F. Working group P&PsWorking Group Chair reviewed IEEE-SA approved Working Group Policies

G. Document StatusPar was approved on February 8, 2019 with an expiration date of December 31,2023.



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H. Document ReviewDiscussion of PAR scope and equipment types missing from the PAR:

· C37.30 – Requirements for High-Voltage Switches

· C37.016 – IEEE Standard for AC High Voltage Circuit Switchers Rated 15.5kV through 245 kV

AC156

· Structural Features, Mounting Features and Subassemblies must be similarwithin a product line

· Individual components are not in the scope of this document, but, perhaps ifthey had a seismic rating it would allow them to be used in the equipment.

Example: Metal Clad Switchgear

· Typical elements include; circuit breakers, instrument transformers, protectiverelays, sensing devices, meters, instrumentation and control components

· Determine essential components or sub-assemblies

· Determine formula to quantify least resistant enclosure configuration,suggestion: Least resistant = (weight * Vcog) / (width * depth)

· Differentiating indoor equipment may not be necessary provided the indoorequipment is a subset of the outdoor equipment

· Define selection tables or methods for selecting least resistant typicalelements; circuit breakers, instrument transformers, VTs, CTs, and CPTs. Forinstrumentation, control devices, accessories and protective relays, a proposalto not define as principal components (based on mass and style variation) andinclude as representative components was discussed.

· C37.98 is a standard for qualification of protective relays for nuclear 1Eapplications which could be helpful, also IEC 60255-21 might be another

· OSHPD has an exemption for components. ” Equipment andcomponents weighing not more than 50lbs., surface mounted onbuilding structures or components not requiring special seismiccertification.”

I. Action Items / Schedule

a) Eddie Wilkie will create a template for typical elements and distribute toindividuals to populate them.

b) Jeff Gatscher to assist in creating a draft document.

J. Adjourn



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Meeting adjourned at 12:03 PM.

Reported by: Darryl Moser – Secretary

Attendance record:

Role First Name Last Name CompanyChair Eddie Wilkie EatonSecretary Darryl Moser ABBMember Christopher French Eaton CorporationMember Jeffrey Gatscher Schneider ElectricMember Tom Hawkins Siemens Industry, Inc.Member Dave Riffe Westinghouse Electric

CompanyMember Terrance Woodyard Siemens Industry Inc.Guest Bianca Cosby San Diego Gas & ElectricGuest Adam Franklin WEGAIGuest Scott Lanning S&C ElectricGuest Robert Lau nVent HoffmanGuest Anthony Natale HICO AmericaGuest Laura Reid Hubbell Power SystemsGuest Dustin Sullivan Hubbell Power SystemsGuest John Webb ABBGuest Torsten Wirz ABB AGGuest Charles Worthington Hubbell Power SystemsGuest Xi Zhu GE Energy Management



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